According to reports from Canada's Sing Tao Daily, the number of international students coming to Canada for studies has seen explosive growth in recent years, generating significant revenue for Canadian schools. In the fall of 2019, more than 572,000 international students were studying in Canada, an increase of 73% compared to 2014. In 2018, international students contributed $21.6 billion to Canadian campuses, communities, and the economy.
However, for international students, the cost is extremely high. Previously, Statistics Canada released a report on university tuition fees for this year. For domestic Canadian students, tuition fees in some regions have decreased, but for Chinese international students, university tuition fees have risen by another 7 percent this year.
Therefore, for international students, the cost of studying abroad is becoming increasingly expensive. As the saying goes, "Education planning, status first." Planning for a child's status in advance not only saves costs but also provides children with better choices in many aspects. Compared to international students, holding Canadian status offers advantages in areas such as admission opportunities, tuition standards, employment prospects, and medical benefits.
As is well known, Canada is a country with high-quality global education and advanced educational philosophies. Canada has a comprehensive education system and places great importance on education, with a high ratio of per capita investment in education. If one can become a permanent resident of Canada, they can enjoy twelve years of compulsory education here, with very low tuition fees, and students are provided with various scholarships, grants, and interest-free loans. In the future, children will have better choices for university and post-graduation employment.
As a traditional major immigration country, Canada has always been a focus for applicants. In recent years, more and more people have chosen to immigrate to Canada. In addition to the attraction of Canada's education, Canada's comprehensive social welfare is also appealing: the Canadian government allocates large sums of money to healthcare benefits every year, and each province provides affordable and high-quality health plans. Children can receive the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) from birth. Under the current CCB policy which began in 2016, the new policy will increase the maximum annual benefit to $6,639 on the original basis. At that time, the total child benefit will increase, and the government will allocate $24.3 billion in fiscal expenditure for this, with an estimated 3.7 million families expected to benefit. At the same time, Canadians, regardless of their assets or income, can receive Old Age Security (OAS) pensions, and if they meet the conditions, they can also receive spousal allowances, etc.
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